St. Regis Hotels & Resorts, part of Starwood
Hotels & Resorts, has opened The St. Regis Mauritius Resort,
marking the brand's first hotel in Africa and the 30th St. Regis
hotel in the world.
The St. Regis Mauritius Resort follows recent
openings in Hainan and Shenzhen in China; Doha and Saadiyat
Island, Abu Dhabi in the Middle East; and Bal Harbour in the
United States, all within the last 12 months.
"As we add new, must-visit destinations to our global
portfolio of hotels and resorts, the opening of The St. Regis
Mauritius Resort truly marks an important milestone for the
brand," said Paul James, Global Brand Leader St. Regis, The Luxury Collection, and W Hotels Worldwide. "Celebrating Mauritius'
rich and diverse cultural heritage, we look forward to welcoming
guests to the best address on the island, offering bespoke service
and refined elegance both befitting of the destination and true to
the St. Regis legacy."
Situated on one of the most privileged locations
on the southwestern tip of island, The St. Regis Mauritius Resort
is located on the pristine white natural beaches at the UNESCO
World Heritage site of Le Morne, bordered by a turquoise lagoon.
The resort's backdrop of Mauritius' iconic Le Morne Brabant
Mountain is defined by a lush green patchwork of sugar cane fields encircling a series of lofty peaks that overlook the Indian Ocean.
Designed by Stauch Vorster Architects with
interiors by Trevor Julius of celebrated design firm dsgn, The St.
Regis Mauritius Resort is modelled on a Victorian sugar-baron's
manor house set in a historical estate.
The resort features 172
guestrooms and suites, ranging from 700 to 2300 square feet, all
with expansive terraces and views of the Indian
Ocean.
The lavish beachfront St. Regis Villa features a private
entrance, four luxurious bedrooms with private pools and gardens,
stylish entertainment and dining areas, an infinity pool, a bar
and private spa treatment room.
The resort's signature restaurant, Simply India,
promises an unforgettable fine dining experience created by
Michelin-starred celebrity chef Atul Kochhar and offers a modern
interpretation of authentic Indian cuisine.
Led by Executive Chef
Olivier Belliard, The St. Regis Mauritius Resort offers six other
distinct gastronomic experiences ranging from Le Manoir Dining
Room with a menu inspired by a blend of French and traditional
Mauritian cuisine, to the modern Asian menu at Floating Market,
and a relaxing beachside spot for casual oceanfront dining at The
Boathouse Bar & Grill. Inspired by the legendary St. Regis New
York hotel which opened in 1904, The 1904 Bar offers elegant rum
cocktails and vintage whiskeys alongside the St. Regis ritual of
champagne sabering.
First Iridium Spa in Africa
The St. Regis
Mauritius Resort is home to the region's first Iridium Spa,
offering 22,730 square feet of blissful surroundings including a
full-service salon, relaxation lounge, jacuzzi, sauna and steam
rooms, as well as a dedicated men's grooming salon and a 24-hour
fitness club.
Featuring 12 treatment rooms with ocean views,
the Iridium Spa works with renowned beauty and skincare brands
Valmont and Bella Luccè to indulge guests with bespoke spa
treatments.
The unique conditions on the
windward side of the island allow for a wide range of aquatic
activities, including the exhilarating sports of wind and kite
surfing in world-class conditions, as well as deep-sea fishing,
snorkeling and diving amid fascinating coral reefs.
With direct
access to one of the most sought-after kite surfing spots, "One
Eye" at Le Morne, the resort offers the Club Mistral
Prestige Kite Surf Club where guests will get expert assistance
and an enhanced sporting experience. Other water recreational
activities and facilities include the dive centre, canoeing and
kayaking, as well as catamaran and sunset cruises.
The Kite Flyers Club offers complimentary childcare services
for children from 4 to 12 years old, including recreational highlights such as beach bonfires and kite-making, as well as
facilities like indoor and outdoor play areas, the children's kitchen corner and a swimming pool. Optional activities include
guided excursions to the zoo and sugarcane museum, cooking classes
and horseback riding.
Situated in the heart of
the resort, the manor house comprises seven luxurious suites with
in-room spa facilities, a private 24-seat cinema, a Drawing Room
for indoor entertainment and games, a swimming pool, as well as a
library and conservatory. Other leisure facilities at the resort
include a beachside swimming pool, a tennis court and a resort
boutique.
For private celebrations, the Astor Room can be booked
for events hosting up to 100 people.
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